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It is always a status meeting, even if it is advocated as not being so.
by zerr 5y ago
It is always a status meeting, even if it is advocated as not being so.
- baq 5y agoit's only a status meeting for management if management insists on being there. kick them out.
- meowzero 5y agoI've been in teams with just developers, being siloed from non-programmers, with a technical manager. It still becomes a status meeting. We can tell them DSU aren't supposed to be status meeting, but it still devolves into one.
- baq 5y agoPart of the process is making sure the process works, i.e. achieves objectives. This sounds like such reviews were never done in those teams.